New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

! vermont, where tie doc 0orn. lie has no
been at the Old homestead IN five years until tut
| visit
|" Ex-Secretary Manning is TO have rest fIom pol
itic,. Now that lie has up to the city alter his
| summer leisure the POLITICIANS are calIiug him
nearly every hour NJ the day. and seeking cone
| with him to discover how the land hcs.' here il
much anxiety among Democrats to ascertain II there
has been any breach between the Pres dent and Mr.
Manoing The OF inion OF those who get access 10 the
latter IS that he has gev against the President
which ne does not 10 10 spite OF THIS he
10 understood to tyor Mr.. Clsvelands renomina
and TO ad Use NewYork Democrats accept II the
nevitable, against which 1t Is useless TO hight
| Going through the corridors OF the Fifth Avenue
| Hotel, Saturday was prominent merchant of Port
Land. Orcgoa. In abiding 10 the importance of Port
land as shipping pont, he said that the Portland
papers, although Jealous, did not speak strongly
enough vet ot the small depth OF water in the ship
channels and on the bars of the Columbia River and
OF the imperative necessity of continual work thereon
Said he; Our danger is return to the old shipping
charges made necessary by delay because for every
dollar that ship coGng TO Portland loses By delay
or by payuento hghterage and other tees. ~ ton
a. added 10 the charter rate. We had bad repu;a-
ton enough before in the shipping world. aud don't
want to fall into tronble again. especially in view of
the developments going at the Larbor A.
Yaquna Bay opp site the OF the grain districts
OF Oregon. which We Portani people oId not at hr-t
think much of a harbor; but now know that bar
Dor Will admit vesscs OF deeper draft than We Can
autumn and winter, when all great shipments OF
grain are male Our river needs constant attention
to be properly adequate TO the demands oil commcrce
| Colonel Nicholas NJ Bell, OF Missouri. a small
with big voice. the reading secretary Of the
Democratic Matte nal Conventions, mas yelled himself
good fat place ia the Post Oice Department at
Washington. has been in the city Tor two three
days busine IS connected with the foreign mail sys
TEN. Although here Gosernment business. Colonel
tn m Ak re
general situation in politics Ia is Adm nstration
man. but il sufficiently politician TO be ANXIOUS to
know whether Cleveland Hill is the iayortc OF the
Demo;rat party in his State This the burden
OF his inquiry when met hun the other day. la
| versstion about tue state Colonel DELI said my
inquiries lead to believe tina. the Democrats will
cry New-YOrk TINS iall. l think 30 bee use Gov
ernoi Hill made an acceptable Administrative aud
| because the Republican Legislature mad, great
many mistakes last winter. he contest viii be- moro
upon state matters, 1 should iadge, than uron
Nau0na; ssuss, and there Is no reason why the Dem
ocrats should not rry it
But the democratic soreheads may indorse Cleve-
land and then kuiie the ticket in order to get Clevc
land out OF the way TOR next year T.
@That would DC to knife Hill also" Colonel
Bells empnarc response as he walked away.
A guest at the GiIsey House is Edwin Cowles, the
veteran editor of The Cleveland Leader" Mr..
Cowles has long been conspicuous IN the Republican
party OF Ohio lie IA we'll advanced IN years, Dut
retains remark ible yigor aud holds oldtme inter
est in politics Cleveland is the centre OF the Brush
system OF electric lighting rhroug h his in vestments
and connection with the Brush people Sir. Cowles
has gone into other channels OF electrical appliances
and Inventions His son. Eugene Cowles. is the DIS
coverer OF electrical Tor making aluminium,
aud they have erected large factory at LOckport.
n. " for the manufacture OF TINS met a. AIR. COwes
says that Ohio will give of its largest Republican
majorities at the State election this fall.
The Republican politicians uptown had new candi-
date presents Tor their consideration yesterday Tor
place the State ticket. He Is A. q. Richmond, of
Montgomery County. Some OF the trien OF General
Spinner, the fOrTer United States Treasurer. have
| suggested Mr.. Richmond available nominee Tor
State Treasurer. He is q banker at Canajoharle,
wealthy man, OF enierprisng spirit and substantial
qualities. During the war he was the assistant IN
General Spinner's Office 1t Washington and had the
handling OF millions OF dollars OF Government funds